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"While the size of an apartment is one factor in making the allocations, it is not the only criteria that the sponsor would have used," Mr. Ritz said.

Subsequently, when an InP receives a LINK message, it must call up the previous resource allocation associated with the current instance of the virtual network mapping request and bundle any link allocations it performs with the previous resource allocations.

While the coal industry was stunned, the Supreme Court judgment left open the question of what to do about the allocations it found to be "illegal," especially as many of them were claimed to be operating or very close to being commissioned.

When the outcome of an allocation cannot be improved by any Pareto improvement allocations, it is a Pareto efficient allocation.

The formula developed in this paper is an advance on previous methods and could help primary care trusts (clinical commissioning groups in future) base budgets for practices more strongly on the target allocations it produces.

As soon as the sensor receives its slot allocation, it can go into active mode, start transmitting its data and start listening to new sensors as well.

While this enabled each node to perform its own allocation, it lost out on the opportunity to redistribute workloads across the data centre infrastructure.

Due to its distributed reservation process and resource allocation it offers good scalability for many-core architectures.

"Once a firm plan is outlined regarding resource allocation, it will be addressed with aldermen".

It's the official "spirit of London fashion week" (we thought that was moaning about seat allocation), it's made from black raspberries, and it's really rather delicious in a glass of champagne.

Above all, perhaps, in shifting the democratic to market-based principles of allocation, it favours those who are strongest in their control of the market, and who also happen to represent the social basis of Conservatism.